Tbf, it’s not ALWAYS like that, as you asked. Certain clubs/teams are known for their atmosphere, and at those stadiums you can expect something similar everytime there is a game of even the ”slightest” importance!! 😳
Guys, check how we celebrate in Croatia th-cam.com/video/kkftqe1g-gM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/093W9Cc4r84/w-d-xo.html I am not supporter of this football club, but this is impresive. They celebrated 70th aniversary of supporters club
This video literally took the worst fan moments from the USA lol there are plenty of good fan moments in the USA, not better than European football fans but USA has good fan moments too.
The thing is, European fans don't need cheerleaders in the stands to encourage fans to support our teams, we just go crazy because it's passion. Europe is passionate about football, or rugby, or other sports, and the fans show it. The rugby world cup is next year, come on over and be a part of the passionate atmosphere. 😃
@@chadchadderton i think it's different, here in Europe we live for our football teams, this is not just for a game, we live our passion every day. That's not a question of how loud are european crowds, we're talking about of how much we love football
@@samuelecomegna3061 thats the european ignorance right there. firstly europeans are far from the most passionate sports fans. south americans and south asian/south east asians take that crown. europeans and australians are pretty even tho. anyways people always discredit american sports for their fans... they have big fan culture. just like all over the world people in america live and breath their teams. its who they are, no different to europe. just because the country doesnt have the same gameday fan culture doesnt mean they arent as passionate.
@@chadchadderton to be fair Europe and South America are the best. Best ones I have ever been to are in England. Football is there life. They did crrate it to be fair.
just to let yall know, the clip of the frankfurt fans making that stadium move like that is not dangerous or concerning because the stands are built to do that. the same architectural technology is used in skyscrapers and bridges in some cases. theyre designed to withstand tectonic activity. if it was a solid structure that doesnt allow movement, it would have crumbled. but the way its designed allows the fans to go crazy.
that's what you would like to believe but there have been stadium collapses during European Football games resulting in the deaths and injuries to fans.
@@jeffburnham6611 that's like "some buildings collapse" in response to the skyscraper point. Yes, some stadiums have collapsed. Were they were ones that were designed in this special way OP described??
"Is it always like that?" I guess it depends on how big a team is and what stakes are at play, but I'd say it's pretty common for the fans to be this hyper for major league games :D
Also varies by country, sometimes us from europe kinda do americans a disservice by talking about europe as one place and then get annoyed when they dont understand how diffrent each country is. Like swedish fans, are not nearly as wild as let's say serbian, turkish or fuck it all of the balkans are, for example.
Biggest teams doesn't necessarly have the most invested and crazy (in a positive sense) fans, for exemple Monaco never has big reaction, but small english club's crowd could be so loud and it's the same in many countries, including eastern europe where fans can go wild.
@@moldveien1515i would say in denmark for example its only the biggest clubs like fck that make that kind of things in denmark we are inspired by the german fans like hsv köln frankfurt and dortmund and so on. But in balkan thats not good atmosphere that sthraight up helle and england is only chants sometimes
You can become adopted Europeans! We welcome anyone to our football games, come along, love it, be a part of it and you'll be welcomed with open arms! Another great reaction fellas
Football clubs in Europe go beyond sport they represent for alot of the clubs throughout Europe over a 100 years of tradition and form a massive part of the community. Sometimes the loyalty and love towards our football team even beats the love and loyalty towards our country.
As an Icelander I was happy to see the viking clap and also happy to had the privilege to be on that game,Just fricking mad good time we had there in france 2016
@@joelfernandes6865 Yeah, we consider ourselves honorary Icelanders, here at Bolton Wanderers. Gretar Steinsson, Arnar Gunlaugsson, Heldar Helgusson, Gudni Bergsson,Eidur Gudjonsen... and now Jon Bodi Bodvarsson... have all played for us. Hell... that's almost a full Viking raiding party. 🤣
When you see a few thousand fans walking down the street together, they're away fans! That's the big difference, US doesn't have large numbers of away fans. Having away vs home fans in the stadiums adds to the atmosphere greatly
Every game for Crystal Palace has a huge energy. Liverpool is beautiful to behold. And the London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal the other day was an amazing atmosphere.
In Italy all the fans put the same energy during all the matches. There are some teams where the sense of belonging is very strong, really strong and there is a fans organization that manages choirs, choreography, flags, banners ....
The last one is the Romanian national anthem. on the banner it is written that Romania is the same as we have with Moldova... Romania's anthem is the most beautiful and motivating, it is composed of acts of bravery starting from the time of the Roman Empire until the last king Michael 1. Thank you brothers, I'm Romanian, that's why I explained a little so you know what was being sung
11:30 "Framåt Malmö" "Heja di blåe" "Forward Malmö" "Come on the blues" Call and respond chant from the most champions of Sweden Malmö FF. That was away with 3500 Malmö fans outsinging 36500 Chelsea fans on Stamford Bridge. The home atmosphere can be really crazy.
I respect you guys, all the best from Bajen :) the two craziest matches I've ever watched was our Svenska cupen Clash against Heif in 2010 and your home game against Salzburg.
@@imperialdebauchery5988 True. Many seats are reserved for foreign friends and business partners to the owner and the ticket prices are hilarious what I heard. The cheapest ticket cost as much as one of our most expensive categories here at Malmö FF, what I heard much to keep common "rowdy" fans away.
@@imperialdebauchery5988 You know that Chelsea was a pretty good club before Abramovic? Late 90s with Zola and Leboeuf, Desailly and Deschamps that won the world cup with France.
@@vitoravila9908 in egypt the ultras started the revolution in 2011 and the hole country then followed them So it is more than a game of football for ultras fans around the world Unfortunately the government then made a huge huge dirty move by not putting police and gates between two rivals purposely which lead to a huge fight and 72 ultras ahlawi members died that day And the banned the fans from studiums till now cause they knew how ultras efected the country.... football ultras is the only way to show how poor or normal people think not like political parties. Respect bro South america is the begging of this kind of fans cause they breath football
Ever heard about West Africa?fans will actually storm the pitch and kick players ass if they mess up and the police will let them do it,these are well documented.
Went with an American guest to a soccer game in Dortmund (D, BVB), bevor the game he asked: 'do they have kiss-cam or a look-a-like camera, something like that?', 'um no' 'Why not?' 'you won't feel like kissing, just don't ask, you will see' ... ... 'ok, I know what you meant' 😁
Hello from România, we in Europe love football and yes most of our games are like this, but much biger if a country play with another country❤. We love our players, our teams ❤🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴 ❤ I love my " crazy " europeans ❤ the last was my country❤❤❤
Hey guys, thanks for this video! I'm an AC Milan Fans ( you know from italy, Milan) and i swear that for us every game is as you could see in the small part of the video (7:35- 8:04). In Italy, but also in Europe the fans of our team is considered one of the most important and respected, for the passion and strength that we put before, during and after each match. For us it is not only typhus, it is as if it ran through our veins, it is something difficult to explain
This video literally took the worst fan moments from the USA lol there are plenty of good fan moments in the USA, not better than European football fans but USA has good fan moments too.
Its in your blood, I have friends that I only ever see on match days, but we travel across the whole of England together, and luckily for us we travelled across Europe when we qualified for European competition, they are like brothers, going to the pub for a few hours before the games does help with the atmosphere though.
little fun fact after a German Frankfurt game like on 10:36. all grandstands have to be checked for damage haha :P greetings from germany, we also won the European league with Frankfurt a few days ago
@@manta_399 for a club like barca, which is world-famous, that's not new :) we also have a club called FC Bayern Munich. but for frankfurt it was just new :)
You are welcome. And you will never forget an experience like this. We really love football ,we cry when they loose ,we party hard when they winn. And we love them in good and bad❤❤
Brazilians are equally if not more fanatical about their soccer. I’m from South Africa but when I lived in Rio de Janeiro, I’ve been to quite a few matches at the Maracana stadium and there I’ve witnessed many times fires, fireworks, stun grenades and riots (inside and outside the stadium) especially when a team like flamengo plays
Love watching the Americans seeing how we do it over here, not every game is on these levels but the big Derby's are on another level, like my derby is Sunderland and our stadium holds 52000 and the noise and atmosphere is something to behold and lives with you forever and if it doesn't make you love football nothing will.
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Yes, every single town has matchdays, usually about 20 home games. Let say my team (football is not popular at this era) have 4000 attendence and about 200 are ultras, so there are drums and warsongs all 90 minutes. On important matches (like you see on this footage, there is full stadion and about 2000 ultras.
The first clip is from a few months ago. German side Borussia Dortmund was playing Belgian side Club Brugge in the group stage of the champions league. The most impressive about the european fans is the determination, even if it means travelling across europe to see them play.
Feyenoord does that in Berlin , Roma and Marseille even Marseille supporters where impressed by Feyenoord . We come and take over complete cities in Europa we show that last year , this year and 20 years ago to .
@@stephenpeacock2627 I saw my first Brighton game in 1964 aged 7,that was it,hooked for life.Have supported them through some really dark times when we lost our ground ans nearly went out of business but never lost the faith. I'm now taking my grandson and he is as mad about them as me.
keep may the 18th in mind. eintracht frankfurt vs. glasgow rangers. two clubs with tradition, a huge and awesome fan base are facing each other on the europa league final. a must watch. :-)
Dunson Brothers....YES...EVERY GAME IN EUROPE IS LIKE THAT...When FC Barcelona won The Champions League, the movement in the stadium was so wild, that it actually marked as it was an Earthquake in the Earthquake's Machine.
Two atmospheres you need to listen too that were spine tingling were eng vs Scotland euro 96 national anthem and liverpool vs dortmund champions league signing never walk alone
Some games are obviously more lively than others and some clubs fans are wayyyy more hardcore than others! I’d say most games in Europe have more of an atmosphere than the USA ones shown in this video though
I´am a Borussia Dortmund Fan (The first european club you saw, peoples marching down the street), many Football Fans have multiple clubs in diffrent countrys. For me It´s Borussia Dortmund (my first and biggest love) in germany, FC Liverpoool in england and Real Madrid in spain. Don´t take it to serious but if you walk with us, take it serious or just relax, enjoy the ride ;) We have often english people coming over to enjoy our marches to the stadium and the experiences in the stadium as well. If you ever visit a game try to catch a derby. It does not matter wich derby you catch, there are so many but i can guaranteee you this: Every Derby, not matter wich league or country in europe, is lit as frick guys. These experiences will last a life time. Also: Most parts of the stadium behind the goals are reserved for the people with their annual tickets, these are also mostly standing places so more people can fit in there and make the stadium go wild. If the stadium erupts in a massive explosion of ecstasy it will start mostly in the south or noth sections, every club has their fans on a diffrent side. In Dortmund the Südtribühne, the largest standing area in a german football club is one of the worlds most known parts of our stadium or like it´s called in german, die gelbe wand wich means the yellow wall due to our club colors, yellow and black. And our local rivals, the FC Schalke, has their fans stationed in their home stadium in the north part of the stadium so it´s blue white against yellow black, south part of the stadium vs the north part of the stadium ;)
There is a saying in Real Betis Balompie fan lore that say: "From parents to children, from grandparents to grandchildren". Football in Europe is a passion that is running in our veins from the cradle: th-cam.com/video/8ZL42LGJBIM/w-d-xo.html
Ay all you gotta do is come to the games in Europe and you one of us! The energy in the stadiums is crazy especially with certain teams. Choose Manchester United and you can sing Viva Ronaldo, a chant the fans shout for Ronaldo 💪
Football fans are pretty crazy in a good way. They will welcome anyone really as long as you support their team. They have calmed down a bit over the years tho. Back in the 80s things were bit more hectic. I remember matches being cancelled because overzealous fans. Riots etc. It was rough back then. They take their football very seriously.
Yall should pick a MLS team to start off with. Maybe your local team so you can go to some live matches. Get a feel for how the game is actually played as opposed to just watching highlights,really learn how the league works, learn the rivalries etc. Could be fun
My 900 fellow PSG fans rocking the whole Liverpool stadium are amazing. We lost the game but never stopped encouraging and supporting our great team. I'm PSG till I die PSG till I die I know i am I'm sure I am PSG till I die
you are all welcome to Europe, alot of clubs have good atmosphere, you are mostly welcome to Stockholm to see Hammarby, when 2 teams play from same city in most countries its chaos.
I hope you guys get to 1M man, I honestly do. It's a trip going to one of those games, and everyone should experience it at least once. Oh and as far as the "hooligan" thing goes... it's typically fairly sanctioned.
Hey guys! Love from Scotland UK. You guys got a new subscriber when I seen ya'll reacting to UK football fans songs and atmosphere. Which is great. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE have a look at a Scottish Cup Final, the oldest cup competition in WORLD football. In 2016 Hibernian, one of the biggest clubs in Scotland outside Celtic and Rangers, hadn't won the "Big One" for 114 years!! That year Hibernian scored a injury time winner to win 3-2! There was a massive pitch invasion then when it clears we sing our anthem. Sunshine on Leith. 30,000 Scarves in the air singing the most beautiful song, it's our you'll never walk alone. You WILL NOT regret it. Scottish people are the most fanatical football supporters in Europe when it comes to population. Thanks from Scotland. BTW We just beat Cyprus, SPAIN and Norway and are TOP of our qualifying group. I promise it's not just English and European supporters who's team is their religion and our stadium is our church!
I remember watching "little" Spud Webb's Dunk Contest award back in 80's some and I do remember it felt better than some hollywood dream movie to me. It was so inspiring..... ufff
Football in Britain and Europe is like religion. Fans follow their teams loyally and faithfully. There is lots of conflict between supporters. I'm so glad the violence is now greatly reduced. I LOVED your reactions to the European games, you both just smiled all the way through. I'm not a fan of football, but I LOVE rugby. The supporters are JUST as passionate, and the rivalry is fierce but friendly. One big difference, is that in football, fans are kept separate, but in Rugby, it's not needed. Then after the game, lots of beer is drank, with opposing supporters in the same pub. Have a look at the British football chants. They are BRUTAL !!! Nobody escapes from them. There is lots of swearing. I watched another American reactor watching and listening to the chants, and he couldn't believe his ears. He said " How is this legal" !! That's Freedom of Speech right there !! I think the difference between USA and UK and Europe is the age of the teams. In the UK some of the club's are 100 years old, so sons, fathers and grandparents would support the same team, and in America, the club's are young. 😊 🏴🏉
I can stil remember clear as day, back in 2019 when Borussia Dortmund fans invaded the London underground to go to Wembley stadium, all dressed in yellow and black and singing songs. It was like an army march, amazing.
For many, the highlight of the week is match day. Starts early with some singing etc at the pub .. Many people are involved in a lot with the club on weekdays as well .. 😀 Greetings from Europe.
A lot of our clubs exist for 100 years so it's our culture. Football in Europe is not a just a sport! We love football.... And yes we go to the stadium to watch the match not to watch the show of the supporters.... We live football ⚽⚽⚽🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫
the last one was Romanians fans singing the national anthem..thank you for including us here guys..you should come here to experience it :)) much respect to all european fans...this is religion here:)
The thing is football (soccer) is not the biggest sport in America which is why we don't have that huge support like the other countries do. I hope we get that level of appreciation and passion for this sport here in the US. Love the rest of the world. We love y'all
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I am speaking for germany, yes, its more or less always very good, with only a few exeptions, like RB Leipzig oder Hoffenheim, and down to the 4th divison every club has its own type of fanbase travelling all over the country or the world to support their club. In general, even clubs under the 4th divison gets a solid support, but its not that big, like the 4th up to the 1st and 2nd devison. I am a big fan of Borussia Dortmund, or BVB, the first european club shown in this video.
So 9:27 is the French National Anthem. Everything you've seen before and after is true tho. We don't need "marketing", we have "football clubs". Every single national competition is like that (to an extend). When you have continental European's teams competing against each others, thousands of fans are gathering, organizing, and making sure they will be there to "support" their respective teams. Visit when you have time, and if you come to Bordeaux, France, let me introduce you to the Bordeaux Ultras. That will be an unforgettable trip for sure :D Beers ( for you two) will be on me 😉
For America ( MLS ) you guys should’ve added “ LAFC “ ( Los Angeles football club ) . They have a great atmosphere. Specially the chant called “Jump for LA Football Club “ and “A Call To Arms” 💛🖤
When somebody make like this in Europe we say he need medical help🤣🤣Here all Fans make great Atmosphere.We live for Football.Genetic.Tnx 4 great Video.
on 8'40...that was france v england in unison singing the french national anthem in the wake of terror attacks in both countries...in manchester,england they targeted children at an arianna grande concert where 22 mainly children were killed and over 800 injured
I suggest you any of the videos of Real Madrid's bus arriving to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium before the match, or if you want to see one of the best atmospheres in a football stadium watch any of the 3 comeback's Real Madrid did just this last few months against Psg, Chelsea or Manchester City (we are talking about how the crowd can push the team to victory). You will enjoy it.
If you like that kind of energy i highly suggest you react to Thogdens " THE MOMENT SCHALKE SECURED PROMOTION vs ST PAULI " video, you won't be disappointed.
As A British fan and love the content.. the US fans are still learning the trades and in 10 too 20 years this content will be laught at. And U.S fans will be some of the best in the world. Have you seen you British NFL team and crowd support. ..
No Kop? In the mid to late 70's the chants were much louder and held consequence - fun, scary, maybe in a scrap on the way home. Glad voices still shout and support.
I would be looking for tickets now in your place, the 2 best players in history (Ronaldo and messi) are still playing but not for long. It would be nice to see them in action. 😉
Not all games will get crowds like that, but even small clubs which might only get 3,000 to 4,000 fans will have fans who sing and cheer like the big clubs,
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Tbf, it’s not ALWAYS like that, as you asked. Certain clubs/teams are known for their atmosphere, and at those stadiums you can expect something similar everytime there is a game of even the ”slightest” importance!! 😳
Guys, check how we celebrate in Croatia
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I am not supporter of this football club, but this is impresive. They celebrated 70th aniversary of supporters club
come to a greek football match please
Pick derby games or ‘important games’, season deciders or cup finals
This video literally took the worst fan moments from the USA lol there are plenty of good fan moments in the USA, not better than European football fans but USA has good fan moments too.
The thing is, European fans don't need cheerleaders in the stands to encourage fans to support our teams, we just go crazy because it's passion. Europe is passionate about football, or rugby, or other sports, and the fans show it.
The rugby world cup is next year, come on over and be a part of the passionate atmosphere. 😃
in all fairness college football crowds in the states and rugby crowds are pretty comparable. both decent atmospheres
@@chadchadderton i think it's different, here in Europe we live for our football teams, this is not just for a game, we live our passion every day. That's not a question of how loud are european crowds, we're talking about of how much we love football
@@samuelecomegna3061 thats the european ignorance right there. firstly europeans are far from the most passionate sports fans. south americans and south asian/south east asians take that crown. europeans and australians are pretty even tho. anyways people always discredit american sports for their fans... they have big fan culture. just like all over the world people in america live and breath their teams. its who they are, no different to europe. just because the country doesnt have the same gameday fan culture doesnt mean they arent as passionate.
@@chadchadderton to be fair Europe and South America are the best. Best ones I have ever been to are in England. Football is there life. They did crrate it to be fair.
@@johnfurey3593 if the best fans youve seen are from england then they must be the only fans you have seen. dont be ignorant
just to let yall know, the clip of the frankfurt fans making that stadium move like that is not dangerous or concerning because the stands are built to do that. the same architectural technology is used in skyscrapers and bridges in some cases. theyre designed to withstand tectonic activity. if it was a solid structure that doesnt allow movement, it would have crumbled. but the way its designed allows the fans to go crazy.
that's what you would like to believe but there have been stadium collapses during European Football games resulting in the deaths and injuries to fans.
@@jeffburnham6611 who?
@@jeffburnham6611 that's like "some buildings collapse" in response to the skyscraper point.
Yes, some stadiums have collapsed. Were they were ones that were designed in this special way OP described??
Maybe visit De Kuip ones, that's most crazy movibg stands.
It is dangerous thats why jumping on the upper levels is banned
"Is it always like that?" I guess it depends on how big a team is and what stakes are at play, but I'd say it's pretty common for the fans to be this hyper for major league games :D
Also varies by country, sometimes us from europe kinda do americans a disservice by talking about europe as one place and then get annoyed when they dont understand how diffrent each country is.
Like swedish fans, are not nearly as wild as let's say serbian, turkish or fuck it all of the balkans are, for example.
@@moldveien1515 can’t say for others but in Germany people go insane every game pretty much, happens even in smaller local games
Yes, when it is the day of the match everything goes in the second place only the match matters.
Biggest teams doesn't necessarly have the most invested and crazy (in a positive sense) fans, for exemple Monaco never has big reaction, but small english club's crowd could be so loud and it's the same in many countries, including eastern europe where fans can go wild.
@@moldveien1515i would say in denmark for example its only the biggest clubs like fck that make that kind of things in denmark we are inspired by the german fans like hsv köln frankfurt and dortmund and so on. But in balkan thats not good atmosphere that sthraight up helle and england is only chants sometimes
European love football to dead. Almost all matches the stadium is filled. 🔥
South america >>
Unless your Man city then your stadium is NEVER full
@@thequietman760 54k average every game
@@Pzki1907 Yeah that happens when you sell premier league tickets to students for £12...
@@Pzki1907 if I sold 1000 tickets for 1p and no one showed up I still sold out. 🫤
You can become adopted Europeans! We welcome anyone to our football games, come along, love it, be a part of it and you'll be welcomed with open arms! Another great reaction fellas
So true. We love to share. Asians and all. Come along fellows
And don't forget to try real beer while you're here
Yes as long as you don't join the wrong section, supporting the wrong team, happened before and didn't end well.
@@richardoliveira153 Asians and all? bit of a weird and specific thing to say? 😅
Lol oh no.. dont get it wrong. Just cause we not used to see them support the sport.. thats all
Football clubs in Europe go beyond sport they represent for alot of the clubs throughout Europe over a 100 years of tradition and form a massive part of the community. Sometimes the loyalty and love towards our football team even beats the love and loyalty towards our country.
As an Icelander I was happy to see the viking clap and also happy to had the privilege to be on that game,Just fricking mad good time we had there in france 2016
Yeah... we get a nice thunderclap going whenever Jon Dadi B scores. Even the away fans joined in last time.
You and almost all of Icelanders 🤣🤣🙂
@@joelfernandes6865 Yeah, we consider ourselves honorary Icelanders, here at Bolton Wanderers. Gretar Steinsson, Arnar Gunlaugsson, Heldar Helgusson, Gudni Bergsson,Eidur Gudjonsen... and now Jon Bodi Bodvarsson... have all played for us. Hell... that's almost a full Viking raiding party. 🤣
Yeah it Was one of the highlight 🔥
it was adopted by an Icelandic team who played against Motherwell FC from Scotland then spread to the Icelandic national side
When you see a few thousand fans walking down the street together, they're away fans! That's the big difference, US doesn't have large numbers of away fans. Having away vs home fans in the stadiums adds to the atmosphere greatly
The Frankfurt stadium isn't dangerous, it's supposed to do that to counter the weight of all the fans, many stadiums are built like that
The video was from an away game in Nürnberg :P
@@sissox5837 still applies
De Kuip most bounching stadium in the world.
8:20 it depends on the club, but a lot of ultras turn up to every game with the same energy.
Every game for Crystal Palace has a huge energy. Liverpool is beautiful to behold. And the London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal the other day was an amazing atmosphere.
Tottenham and Arsenal....the yids v the gooners, BORING. Both couldnt fight sleep 🤣😆😁🤣😅😆👋👋👋👋👋👋
Frankfurt have some of the best fans in Europe. They took over the Camp Nou in the Europa league, always loud and in numbers
You'll meet the greatest fans in the world in Seville. You'll recognise them, they'll be wearing blue shirts.
@@colinbrown7305 Posts that did not age well.
In Italy all the fans put the same energy during all the matches. There are some teams where the sense of belonging is very strong, really strong and there is a fans organization that manages choirs, choreography, flags, banners ....
The guys In Eastern Europe are probably the craziest
And most racist unfortunately.
@@evenflow1981 yes.
Balkan
Turkey is insane... 👌👌👌
No, south America and Africa tops
The last one is the Romanian national anthem. on the banner it is written that Romania is the same as we have with Moldova... Romania's anthem is the most beautiful and motivating, it is composed of acts of bravery starting from the time of the Roman Empire until the last king Michael 1. Thank you brothers, I'm Romanian, that's why I explained a little so you know what was being sung
Romania no Roma idiota.-))))
11:30
"Framåt Malmö"
"Heja di blåe"
"Forward Malmö"
"Come on the blues"
Call and respond chant from the most champions of Sweden Malmö FF.
That was away with 3500 Malmö fans outsinging 36500 Chelsea fans on Stamford Bridge.
The home atmosphere can be really crazy.
I respect you guys, all the best from Bajen :) the two craziest matches I've ever watched was our Svenska cupen Clash against Heif in 2010 and your home game against Salzburg.
Chelsea doesn't have real fans. Just those that follow the money.... Not that they have money anymore lol
@@imperialdebauchery5988 True.
Many seats are reserved for foreign friends and business partners to the owner and the ticket prices are hilarious what I heard.
The cheapest ticket cost as much as one of our most expensive categories here at Malmö FF, what I heard much to keep common "rowdy" fans away.
Forza di blåe 💙
@@imperialdebauchery5988 You know that Chelsea was a pretty good club before Abramovic? Late 90s with Zola and Leboeuf, Desailly and Deschamps that won the world cup with France.
Hey, check out South American fans… Brazil, Argentina, Uruguai, Colômbia… they’re wild!!
Also noth african
Even more wild than Europe
@@majali2177 sure, I’m somewhat familiar with fans from Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt, and they are FIRE 🔥
@@vitoravila9908 in egypt the ultras started the revolution in 2011 and the hole country then followed them
So it is more than a game of football for ultras fans around the world
Unfortunately the government then made a huge huge dirty move by not putting police and gates between two rivals purposely which lead to a huge fight and 72 ultras ahlawi members died that day
And the banned the fans from studiums till now cause they knew how ultras efected the country.... football ultras is the only way to show how poor or normal people think not like political parties.
Respect bro
South america is the begging of this kind of fans cause they breath football
Ever heard about West Africa?fans will actually storm the pitch and kick players ass if they mess up and the police will let them do it,these are well documented.
@@tonyejiro7641 In that case those can't be called "fans" and that can't be called "sport".
Sorry to say but every stadium in this video is more safe than an elementary school in the US and its not even a lie...
Went with an American guest to a soccer game in Dortmund (D, BVB), bevor the game he asked: 'do they have kiss-cam or a look-a-like camera, something like that?',
'um no'
'Why not?'
'you won't feel like kissing, just don't ask, you will see'
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'ok, I know what you meant' 😁
Feels safer to go to an european game than to an american school
Pls react to football freestylers like the f2freestylers or sean garnier
Hello from România, we in Europe love football and yes most of our games are like this, but much biger if a country play with another country❤. We love our players, our teams ❤🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴 ❤ I love my " crazy " europeans ❤ the last was my country❤❤❤
Ca patrioți suntem greu de întrecut.
Hey guys, thanks for this video! I'm an AC Milan Fans ( you know from italy, Milan) and i swear that for us every game is as you could see in the small part of the video (7:35- 8:04). In Italy, but also in Europe the fans of our team is considered one of the most important and respected, for the passion and strength that we put before, during and after each match. For us it is not only typhus, it is as if it ran through our veins, it is something difficult to explain
Fight and win! That made me cringe with embarrassment and I’m British. Seeing that from another continent, I love you Americans, but that hurt.
This video literally took the worst fan moments from the USA lol there are plenty of good fan moments in the USA, not better than European football fans but USA has good fan moments too.
@@Jedi_Black LAFC and the Portland Timbers have a good and loud fanbase. Other than that though, generally, league is weak.
yanks, wanks same difference😅
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I’m not only talking about soccer… other sports too
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Football culture is so embracing, when you become apart of it, it becomes apart of you.
America football?
Its in your blood, I have friends that I only ever see on match days, but we travel across the whole of England together, and luckily for us we travelled across Europe when we qualified for European competition, they are like brothers, going to the pub for a few hours before the games does help with the atmosphere though.
little fun fact after a German Frankfurt game like on 10:36. all grandstands have to be checked for damage haha :P greetings from germany, we also won the European league with Frankfurt a few days ago
Whooped my barca but nevertheless "respect"
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for a club like barca, which is world-famous, that's not new :) we also have a club called FC Bayern Munich. but for frankfurt it was just new :)
i was wondering about that....how they test for wear and tear, or metal(steel) fatigue in the structure....
You are welcome. And you will never forget an experience like this. We really love football ,we cry when they loose ,we party hard when they winn. And we love them in good and bad❤❤
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Every single one, even if the team is garbage we all there for each other and for the team
Brazilians are equally if not more fanatical about their soccer. I’m from South Africa but when I lived in Rio de Janeiro, I’ve been to quite a few matches at the Maracana stadium and there I’ve witnessed many times fires, fireworks, stun grenades and riots (inside and outside the stadium) especially when a team like flamengo plays
Or Casablanca fans in Marocko. The derby is just insane. Lots of great fans around the world.
Yes Africans and south Americans are even more passionate about football
If you've not seen the Scotland fans dance to "Yes Sir, I can boogie" you've no lived!
At 6:38 it is the stadium in Frankfurt Germany. It's ingeneerd for fans they jumping. Most of the stadiums in Germany looks like this :D
Love watching the Americans seeing how we do it over here, not every game is on these levels but the big Derby's are on another level, like my derby is Sunderland and our stadium holds 52000 and the noise and atmosphere is something to behold and lives with you forever and if it doesn't make you love football nothing will.
Yes, every single town has matchdays, usually about 20 home games. Let say my team (football is not popular at this era) have 4000 attendence and about 200 are ultras, so there are drums and warsongs all 90 minutes. On important matches (like you see on this footage, there is full stadion and about 2000 ultras.
The first clip is from a few months ago. German side Borussia Dortmund was playing Belgian side Club Brugge in the group stage of the champions league. The most impressive about the european fans is the determination, even if it means travelling across europe to see them play.
Feyenoord does that in Berlin , Roma and Marseille even Marseille supporters where impressed by Feyenoord .
We come and take over complete cities in Europa we show that last year , this year and 20 years ago to .
Last year Berlin was complete taking over for a week by feyenoord
You have to remember a lot of these clubs were formed over 100 years ago.
Football in Europe is tribal and always will be.
Exactly, it’s like a religion. Once a fan of a club, proper never change allegiance
@@stephenpeacock2627 I saw my first Brighton game in 1964 aged 7,that was it,hooked for life.Have supported them through some really dark times when we lost our ground ans nearly went out of business but never lost the faith.
I'm now taking my grandson and he is as mad about them as me.
keep may the 18th in mind. eintracht frankfurt vs. glasgow rangers. two clubs with tradition, a huge and awesome fan base are facing each other on the europa league final. a must watch. :-)
For us Europeans, football is a religion and when the UEFA Champions League starts, religious wars begin and blood is literally spilled.
Dunson Brothers....YES...EVERY GAME IN EUROPE IS LIKE THAT...When FC Barcelona won The Champions League, the movement in the stadium was so wild, that it actually marked as it was an Earthquake in the Earthquake's Machine.
Two atmospheres you need to listen too that were spine tingling were eng vs Scotland euro 96 national anthem and liverpool vs dortmund champions league signing never walk alone
Some games are obviously more lively than others and some clubs fans are wayyyy more hardcore than others! I’d say most games in Europe have more of an atmosphere than the USA ones shown in this video though
maybe in england but other countries have ultras
I´am a Borussia Dortmund Fan (The first european club you saw, peoples marching down the street), many Football Fans have multiple clubs in diffrent countrys.
For me It´s Borussia Dortmund (my first and biggest love) in germany, FC Liverpoool in england and Real Madrid in spain.
Don´t take it to serious but if you walk with us, take it serious or just relax, enjoy the ride ;)
We have often english people coming over to enjoy our marches to the stadium and the experiences in the stadium as well.
If you ever visit a game try to catch a derby. It does not matter wich derby you catch, there are so many but i can guaranteee you this:
Every Derby, not matter wich league or country in europe, is lit as frick guys.
These experiences will last a life time.
Also: Most parts of the stadium behind the goals are reserved for the people with their annual tickets, these are also mostly standing places so more people can fit in there and make the stadium go wild. If the stadium erupts in a massive explosion of ecstasy it will start mostly in the south or noth sections, every club has their fans on a diffrent side. In Dortmund the Südtribühne, the largest standing area in a german football club is one of the worlds most known parts of our stadium or like it´s called in german, die gelbe wand wich means the yellow wall due to our club colors, yellow and black. And our local rivals, the FC Schalke, has their fans stationed in their home stadium in the north part of the stadium so it´s blue white against yellow black, south part of the stadium vs the north part of the stadium ;)
Hello U. S Brothers! Italy is watching you and you are welcome!! 😁🇮🇹👍🏻🥂👋🏼
Love and respect brothers. You can go to the champions league final this year. 😊
No atmosphere in the champions League!
@@Rb-mk3xq if liverpool play will be .
There is a saying in Real Betis Balompie fan lore that say: "From parents to children, from grandparents to grandchildren". Football in Europe is a passion that is running in our veins from the cradle: th-cam.com/video/8ZL42LGJBIM/w-d-xo.html
Ay all you gotta do is come to the games in Europe and you one of us! The energy in the stadiums is crazy especially with certain teams. Choose Manchester United and you can sing Viva Ronaldo, a chant the fans shout for Ronaldo 💪
Its always like this, fans just hype everyone up to do their best 🎉
That’s amazing appreciate the comment
Football fans are pretty crazy in a good way. They will welcome anyone really as long as you support their team. They have calmed down a bit over the years tho. Back in the 80s things were bit more hectic. I remember matches being cancelled because overzealous fans. Riots etc. It was rough back then. They take their football very seriously.
Yall should pick a MLS team to start off with. Maybe your local team so you can go to some live matches. Get a feel for how the game is actually played as opposed to just watching highlights,really learn how the league works, learn the rivalries etc. Could be fun
Pass boys.....or you can very quietly chant "i believe that we can win" haaaa haaaa hee or "fight and win" oh lord naah yeah naaaah.........🤣😅
"FIGHT AND WIN" he came off his meds too early
Europeans are the loudest and most passionates fans in nearly everysports, alongside other regions for some sports like South America for football.
It's a good thing they didn't use the atmosphere in the Emirates aka the Library as an example! Lmao!
My 900 fellow PSG fans rocking the whole Liverpool stadium are amazing. We lost the game but never stopped encouraging and supporting our great team.
I'm PSG till I die
PSG till I die
I know i am
I'm sure I am
PSG till I die
First thing to become european, move to Europe :D
you are all welcome to Europe, alot of clubs have good atmosphere, you are mostly welcome to Stockholm to see Hammarby, when 2 teams play from same city in most countries its chaos.
European football is life Thou dammm the atmosphere etc
I hope you guys get to 1M man, I honestly do. It's a trip going to one of those games, and everyone should experience it at least once. Oh and as far as the "hooligan" thing goes... it's typically fairly sanctioned.
Hey guys! Love from Scotland UK. You guys got a new subscriber when I seen ya'll reacting to UK football fans songs and atmosphere. Which is great.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE have a look at a Scottish Cup Final, the oldest cup competition in WORLD football. In 2016 Hibernian, one of the biggest clubs in Scotland outside Celtic and Rangers, hadn't won the "Big One" for 114 years!! That year Hibernian scored a injury time winner to win 3-2! There was a massive pitch invasion then when it clears we sing our anthem. Sunshine on Leith. 30,000 Scarves in the air singing the most beautiful song, it's our you'll never walk alone. You WILL NOT regret it. Scottish people are the most fanatical football supporters in Europe when it comes to population. Thanks from Scotland. BTW We just beat Cyprus, SPAIN and Norway and are TOP of our qualifying group. I promise it's not just English and European supporters who's team is their religion and our stadium is our church!
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th-cam.com/video/lt26StUVHoc/w-d-xo.html That's the fans after the pitch invasion singing a football song like no other. My Mrs is in the video lol
If you go there you'll get the video "16 minutes of minor mayhem" 😂👌
I remember watching "little" Spud Webb's Dunk Contest award back in 80's some and I do remember it felt better than some hollywood dream movie to me. It was so inspiring..... ufff
i can tell you guys, that is for real every game! its a lifestyle we live and die with the club! big greetz from munich! 1860!
In every country in Europe the fans are like this from the best clubs around all the way down the lower leagues
Football in Britain and Europe is like religion. Fans follow their teams loyally and faithfully.
There is lots of conflict between supporters. I'm so glad the violence is now greatly reduced.
I LOVED your reactions to the European games, you both just smiled all the way through.
I'm not a fan of football, but I LOVE rugby. The supporters are JUST as passionate, and the rivalry is fierce but friendly.
One big difference, is that in football, fans are kept separate, but in Rugby, it's not needed. Then after the game, lots of beer is drank, with opposing supporters in the same pub.
Have a look at the British football chants. They are BRUTAL !!!
Nobody escapes from them. There is lots of swearing. I watched another American reactor watching and listening to the chants, and he couldn't believe his ears. He said " How is this legal" !! That's Freedom of Speech right there !!
I think the difference between USA and UK and Europe is the age of the teams. In the UK some of the club's are 100 years old, so sons, fathers and grandparents would support the same team, and in America, the club's are young. 😊 🏴🏉
I can stil remember clear as day, back in 2019 when Borussia Dortmund fans invaded the London underground to go to Wembley stadium, all dressed in yellow and black and singing songs. It was like an army march, amazing.
I wont lie. That intro is catchy af
For many, the highlight of the week is match day. Starts early with some singing etc at the pub .. Many people are involved in a lot with the club on weekdays as well .. 😀 Greetings from Europe.
I can confirm that in Greece all games are like that. If you see a stadium from a distance while a game is being played it's like it's on fire.
A lot of our clubs exist for 100 years so it's our culture.
Football in Europe is not a just a sport!
We love football.... And yes we go to the stadium to watch the match not to watch the show of the supporters.... We live football ⚽⚽⚽🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫
the last one was Romanians fans singing the national anthem..thank you for including us here guys..you should come here to experience it :)) much respect to all european fans...this is religion here:)
The thing is football (soccer) is not the biggest sport in America which is why we don't have that huge support like the other countries do. I hope we get that level of appreciation and passion for this sport here in the US. Love the rest of the world. We love y'all
Yoooo broskii’s i love and everyday waiting 4 ya new videos and reactions 4L cause it gives me some positive energy till the end of the days so I really appreciate dat u doing your job so hard and thanks 4 dat 4L 4L
Viele Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪
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I am speaking for germany, yes, its more or less always very good, with only a few exeptions, like RB Leipzig oder Hoffenheim, and down to the 4th divison every club has its own type of fanbase travelling all over the country or the world to support their club. In general, even clubs under the 4th divison gets a solid support, but its not that big, like the 4th up to the 1st and 2nd devison. I am a big fan of Borussia Dortmund, or BVB, the first european club shown in this video.
So 9:27 is the French National Anthem. Everything you've seen before and after is true tho.
We don't need "marketing", we have "football clubs". Every single national competition is like that (to an extend).
When you have continental European's teams competing against each others, thousands of fans are gathering, organizing, and making sure they will be there to "support" their respective teams.
Visit when you have time, and if you come to Bordeaux, France, let me introduce you to the Bordeaux Ultras. That will be an unforgettable trip for sure :D
Beers ( for you two) will be on me 😉
For America ( MLS ) you guys should’ve added “ LAFC “ ( Los Angeles football club ) . They have a great atmosphere. Specially the chant called “Jump for LA Football Club “ and “A Call To Arms” 💛🖤
Ive seen it, its very bad and quiet
The last one made me cry.... the Romanian National Anthem ❤
Come to Cologne (5:23) and visit a game of 1.FC Köln and you'll get 100% a great experience of european atmosphere.
Love y’all ✊🏽
When somebody make like this in Europe we say he need medical help🤣🤣Here all Fans make great Atmosphere.We live for Football.Genetic.Tnx 4 great Video.
on 8'40...that was france v england in unison singing the french national anthem in the wake of terror attacks in both countries...in manchester,england they targeted children at an arianna grande concert where 22 mainly children were killed and over 800 injured
South American fans are good to
I suggest you any of the videos of Real Madrid's bus arriving to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium before the match, or if you want to see one of the best atmospheres in a football stadium watch any of the 3 comeback's Real Madrid did just this last few months against Psg, Chelsea or Manchester City (we are talking about how the crowd can push the team to victory). You will enjoy it.
Yes the games is like that all the time😃❤️ And some times up to 130.000 people in spain…!!!!!
😆 "we know who A-Jax is" ermmm yes that's a detergent used for cleaning floors. The football team is pronounced eye axe.
If you like that kind of energy i highly suggest you react to Thogdens " THE MOMENT SCHALKE SECURED PROMOTION vs ST PAULI " video, you won't be disappointed.
08:30 the answer is yes. Every match at Anfield is like that. San Siro, Nou Camp, Bombonera...
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Yes all games are like this. Even in second leagues are like thid.
You should watch us south americans next 🤣. Crowds get wild at matches
Only place in the world that gets as crazy as we do in Europe.
@@BoguZzNL Africa and south American get more wild than europe to be honest
Yes, there are about 50-100 games every weekend like this all over Europe.
usa is gonna play in the world cup . are you going to watch that or cheer for usa
As A British fan and love the content.. the US fans are still learning the trades and in 10 too 20 years this content will be laught at. And U.S fans will be some of the best in the world. Have you seen you British NFL team and crowd support. ..
this goes back hundreds of years...history!!
To understand this, we have a saying. A football team has 12 players. 11 on the field +1 the fans. That's why it looks like this in almost every game.
No Kop? In the mid to late 70's the chants were much louder and held consequence - fun, scary, maybe in a scrap on the way home. Glad voices still shout and support.
I would be looking for tickets now in your place, the 2 best players in history (Ronaldo and messi) are still playing but not for long. It would be nice to see them in action. 😉
Yes fans from europe suport the team like dat all the games
Not all games will get crowds like that, but even small clubs which might only get 3,000 to 4,000 fans will have fans who sing and cheer like the big clubs,
Esas hinchadas son buenas, pero no tienen comparación con la pasión que se vive en Argentina, saludos!! 🇦🇷👏
I'm from Germany and I can tell you every football game is like this atmosphere from start to finish. look at FC Hansa Rostock. This is my club.
Its the same fans from Europe, they support their teams regardless of the sport.